São Paulo v Internacional: live stream, stats, history, line-ups | OneFootball

São Paulo faces Internacional this Wednesday at 8:00 PM (Brasília time), at Vila Belmiro, in Santos, for the penultimate round of the Campeonato Brasileiro.

Where to watch São Paulo vs Internacional?

The match will be broadcast on Premiere, but you can also follow all the action in real time and the post-match coverage here at gazetaesportiva.com.

How is São Paulo coming into the match?

São Paulo is coming off a historic 6-0 thrashing by Fluminense at Maracanã and needs to respond to the fans after the humiliation suffered in Rio de Janeiro.

Even with a performance well below expectations, with only one win in the last five games, São Paulo still has a chance to qualify for the Pre-Libertadores, and therefore needs to keep earning points.

How is Internacional coming into the match?

If São Paulo's situation is bad, Internacional's is even worse. The Colorado team will be managed by Abel Braga after the dismissal of Ramón Díaz and desperately needs a win to try to escape the relegation zone.

Inter is the first team in the Z4 and is also coming off a heavy defeat, losing 5-1 to Vasco da Gama at São Januário.

Head-to-head history

The two teams have faced each other 90 times throughout history. São Paulo has 32 wins, 28 draws, and 30 losses against Internacional, with 110 goals scored and 103 conceded.

The two teams also played in a Libertadores final, in 2006, the year Colorado came out on top against Tricolor, who were the reigning champions at the time.

Statistics

Internacional has the fifth worst defense in the Campeonato Brasileiro, with 53 goals conceded, ahead of only Sport (69), Juventude (65), Red Bull Bragantino (54), and Fortaleza (53).

Colorado is also the third team with the most red cards in the competition. There have been seven expulsions in total, behind only Fortaleza (9) and Atlético-MG (8).

São Paulo is the second team in the Brasileirão with the fewest shots on target, averaging 3.6 accurate shots per game, ahead of only rivals Corinthians (3.5).

Tricolor is also the team that has conceded the most penalties in the tournament, 11, all of which were converted by their opponents.

São Paulo's absences and reinforcements

São Paulo has a long list of absences for the match against Internacional:

– Calleri (physical transition) – Oscar (vasovagal syncope) – Lucas (pain in right knee) – Ryan Francisco (surgery on left knee) – André Silva (injury to right knee) – Luan (injury to right adductor) – Wendell (partial rupture of the plantar fascia in the left foot) – Rodriguinho (respiratory condition) – Enzo Díaz (inguinal hernia surgery) – Dinenno (physical transition).

Arboleda, recovered from a left hamstring injury, Ferreira, recovered from swelling in the left thigh, and Luciano, recovered from trauma to the right leg, are available again to coach Hernán Crespo, as are goalkeeper Rafael and defender Sabino, who served suspensions in the last round.

Internacional's absences and reinforcements

Internacional, in turn, will not be able to count on Lus Otávio, who suffered a muscle injury in his left thigh and is out for the season.

On the other hand, Gustavo Prado is available again after recovering from a sprained right ankle.

São Paulo's next match

– Vitória vs São Paulo | 38th round of the Brasileirão

– Date and time: 12/7 (Sunday), at 4:00 PM (Brasília time)

– Venue: Barradão, in Salvador (BA)

Internacional's next match

– Internacional vs Red Bull Bragantino | 38th round of the Brasileirão

– Date and time: 12/7 (Sunday), at 4:00 PM (Brasília time)

– Venue: Beira-Rio, in Porto Alegre (RS)

MATCH DETAILS

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INTERNACIONAL ⚪🔴

Venue: Vila Belmiro, in Santos (SP) Date: December 3, 2025 (Wednesday) Time: 8:00 PM (Brasília time) Referee: Bruno Arleu de Araújo (RJ) Assistants: Rodrigo Figueiredo Henrique Correa (RJ) and Felipe Alan Costa de Oliveira (MG) VAR: Caio Max Augusto Vieira (GO)

SÃO PAULO: 

Rafael; Ferraresi, Alan Franco and Sabino; Maik, Luiz Gustavo, Pablo Maia, Marcos Antônio and Lucca; Luciano and Tapia.

Coach: 

Hernán Crespo.

INTERNACIONAL: 

Rochet; Aguirre, Mercado, Vitão and Bernabei; Thiago Maia, Bruno Gomes and Alan Patrick; Vitinho, Alan Rodríguez and Borré.

Coach: 

Abel Braga.

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